Another lesson in NEVER EVER SLOWPLAYING GREAT HANDS

D: Game [21] started with 4 players.
D: Dealing Hole Cards.
D: Dealt to Legendash
D: doccer1 folded.
D: brezzers folded.
D: legendash called 200
D: mctavish checked.
D: Dealing flop.
D: Board cards []

(Holy crap i've flopped a full house, better try and suck him in a bit)

D: legendash checked.
D: mctavish bet 400
D: legendash called 400
D: Dealing turn.
D: Board cards [:]
D: legendash checked.
D: mctavish checked.
D: Dealing river.
D: Board cards []
D: legendash bet 800
D: mctavish called 800 and raised 1,200
D: legendash called 1,200 and raised 3,530 and is All-in
D: mctavish called 3,530
D: Showdown!
D: legendash has Full House : 5s full of 7s
D: mctavish has Straight Flush
D: mctavish wins 12,660 with Straight Flush 98765

ARGH! Didn't even see it coming!

I mean i hoped he had a flush but it just didn't cross my mind.

And of course the same guy wins the whole tourny, i'm such a dumbass

Played it fine. Maybe just call the river raise.

Agreed. If you can't slowplay a freakin' boat, what can you slowplay? You WANT him to hit his flush, it's just too bad it happened to be a Str8 flush. Once the Str8 flush is out there, maybe just call his river raise as Fnord suggested. The idea of slowplaying the full house, however, was just fine. It's one of the safer hands TO slowplay. I personally don't slowplay much else but these against any kind of flush/St8 draw possiblity.

Short of drawing dead, he's in about as bad shape as he can be with a two-outer. Them's the breaks, I guess